TUESDAY, MAY 23.1950
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
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Helen Pete Maduros Has Been A Leader Since Grade School
Helen Pete Maduros, YWCA president, began her extra-curricular activities in the sixth grade as a class commissioner. In high school at Junction City she was president of an organization similar to Y.W.C.A.
When Pete came to the University, she was soon recognized as a leader. Last year she was president of the freshman class at Corbin hall.
Pete's brothers and sister went to Kansas State college. The reason she came to K.U. was "to see if everything up here was as terrible as they said. I expected to see everyone, wearing numbers on their backs." Apparently Pete likes her choice because she is campaigning for K.U. as chairman of Geary county Statewide Activities. She also talked one brother into coming to the University.
Before Pete became president of Y.M.C.A. she was membership chairman.
Pete was elected representative of District 1 in the All Student Council election. As for her opinion of campus politics, she said "we can only end and see what happens next year." If this doesn't work, vote. If a student doesn't vote now he won't vote when he gets out of school."
She is a member of the A.W.S. President's council and Jay Janes. With such a list of activities Pete hasn't had time to choose a major. In her leisure time she likes to swim and play classical music.
Pete hopes to go to Europe this summer with a Y.M.C.A. group. If they go to Greece she could act as interpreter, as she speaks and writes Greek.
Gray Is 'Dream Girl'
Phyllis Gray, fine arts freshman was selected as the "Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha" at the fraternity annual formal held recently at the Lawrence Country club.
Attendents to the "Dream Girl" were Dorothy Glamann, College junior, and Carol Squire, education junior. Miss Gray is a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Miss Glamann is a member of Sigma Kappa sorority, and Miss Squire is a member of Alpha Phi sorority.
The guests were: Carmen Novak, Dorothy Poindexter, Mildred Roach, Roberta Elder, Dorothy Vickery, Donna Karr, Nancy Taggart, Phyllis Gray, Dorothy Dudley, Carol Squire, Elizabeth Dillon, Dorothy Glamann, Bonita Clark, Avanelle Allen, Donna Hill.
June McCleenny, Jane Dunnire
Shirley Rothberger, Edna Symns.
Nita Brewster, Jean McGinnis, Patricia Jansen, Carol Martin, Thelma Sprout, Donna Rubieck, Scott Scott, Betty Lewis, Lucinda Stevens, Gay Bonney, Marilyn Lind.
Alice Ann Sellers, Suzan Armentrout, Mary Lou Ketchum, Neville Stephan, Betty Bull, Josephine, White, Elaine Elvig, Helen Johnson, Lujean Hubbell, Jim Conell, Bob Brock, and Lee Turner.
Betty Rich, Delores Dyer, Marilyn Ferguson, Mary Maple, Rosalie Montaleone, Donna Van Zandt, Arlene Ehnsau, Jerre Ann Johnston, Ellen Corbett, and Jackie Smith, all of Kansas City. Betty Hanson, Caldwell, Lois Cramer, Coffeville; Juanita Wurm, Belpre; Pattye Allison and Colery Fole, Topeka
Chaperons for the dance were Mrs. R. H. Wilson, Mrs. B. A. Weber, Mrs. Andrew G. McKay, and Mrs. Clark Mandigo.
McCrea Engagement
The engagement of Miss Virginia McCrea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harry B. McCrea of Topeka, to Mr. Donald R. Hyten, son of Mr. and Mrs.Harley H. Hyten of Wellington, was announced recently at the spring formal dance of Delta Chi fraternity.
The wedding will be in Danforth Chapel on September 7. A reception at the Delta Chi chapter house will follow.
Miss McCrea is a College sophomore. Hr. Hyten is a senior in the School of Business and will enter the School of Law in September. He is also a member of Alpha Kappa Psi, commerce fraternity, and Beta Gamma Sigma, business fraternity.
HELEN PETE MADUROS
Sig Alph Formal
Guests at the spring formal of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity May 20 were: Peggy Circle, Anne Jordan, Mary Jo Wilhite, Gerre Mahan, Virginia Osborne, Joan Bagby, Georgia Harrington, Virginia Yancy, Sidney Ashton, Bonnie Strickler, Anne Cordray, Donna Davis, Heila Graves, Priscilla Richmond, Jan Hunter, Joan Bigham.
Elinor Rice, Vineta Mowrey, Betsy Dillon, Mitzi Angwin, Virginia Orthwein, Jeanne Bowman, Anne Lambert, Betty Menzie, Mary Lou Martin, Helen Miller, Matilda Mack, Janice Horn, Marlene Nickel, Letitia Engel.
Karen Hall, Ann Wagner, Denise Coleman, Donna Schmaus, Susan McKee, Betsy Bowers, Jeannine Kahn, Janet Baker, Anne Lehman, Dona Umberger, Joanna Schrag, Shirley Grounds, Sue Ihinger, Shirley Siefkin.
Georgiine Earlywine, Mary Ann
Hooch, Marian Hoecker, Louise
Brunner, Peres Stubbs, Marylin
Brown, Bardelle Agnes Husband,
Ann Ackernay.
Chaperons were Mrs. Ralph Parks, Mrs. R.H. Wilson, Mrs. P.W. Henry, and Mrs. Glenn Porter.
Emlin North was elected president of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity for the school year of 1950-51 recently. Dick Tatum was chosen as vice-president.
Pi Kappa Alpha Officers
Other officers are Jack Waller,
treasurer; Ted Barbera, historian;
Frank McSpadden, pledge trainer;
Roy Wilbur, social chairman; Dick
Harper, secretary; Joe Brown,
housemanager; Charles Kirkpatrick,
rush captain.
Newman Club Gives Living Rosary
Roger Tuttle, sergeant-at-arms;
tary; Norman Scott, intramural
chairman; Bill Howard, alumni secre-
tary; Jim Grey, song leader; Bill
Schmidt, activities chairman; Lester
Davis, scholarship chairman, and
Bob Miller, parliamentarian.
The traditional Living Rosary was recited Sunday by members of the Newman club, Roman Catholic student group, on the lawn of Danforth chapel.
The May queen, June Seymour,
College sophomore, placed a crown
of white flowers on the head of a
statue of Mary. Attendants in the
queen's court were: Allene Wenke,
College senior; Marcia Hail, College
junior; Patricia Kennedy, College
sophomore; Arlene Hill, education
junior; and Patricia Jansen, journalism
junior.
The procession beginning at the Union building moved south to Danforth chapel. It was led by a color guard composed of Michael Quinn, College junior; Thomas Carr, engineering sophomore; Richard Vaughn, college engineering freshman; and Lawrence Helmstetter, pharmacy freshman.
The color-bearers were William Hadel, engineering sophomore, and Robert J. Miller, third year law. Leo Conner, engineering junior, was cross-bearer.
The queen was escorted by John Bergmann, College junior. The escorts for the queen's attendants were: Kenneth Dieker, business senior; Thomas Fritzlen and Frank Scanlan, engineering senior; and George Williams, engineering sophomore.
Smith-Ackerman
Corbin hall announces the engagement of Miss Nancy Deane Smith, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. Herbert Smith of Pittsburg, to Mr. Thomas J. Ackerman, son of Mrs Henry C. Ackerman of Kansas City, Kan.
MISS SMITH
The engagement was announced in a house meeting by Mrs. Treva Brown, housemother, and Miss Mary Lou Conrod. The wedding will be July 1 at the First Methodist church, Pittsburg.
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Miss Smith is a journalism senior, Mr. Ackerman is a graduate of the School of Engineering and Architecture and a member of Triangle fraternity.
Triangle Mother's Day Tea
The Kansas chapter of Triangle fraternity held their annual Mother's Day tea at the chapter house May M. Finnin in the park, Miss Mary Brown, Marion Mills and Doris Miller of Alpha Phi and Miss Margaret Hoops of Alpha Omicron Pi poured.
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Pinnings And Engagements Announced
Barber-Michel
Corbin hall announces the engagement of Miss Catherine Barber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Barber of Abilene, to Mr. Cloudy Michel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Michel of Signouree, Iowa.
The announcement was made at dinner recently by Mrs. Treva Brown, housemother, who wore a corsage of white Japanese iris. Miss Barber wore a purple orchid.
Miss Barber is a College senior. Mr. Michel is a senior in the William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information.
Hudson-Ditmer
The pinning of Miss Dottie Hudson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hudson, El Dorado, to Mr. Jim Ditter, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Ditmer of Tulsa, Oklahoma, is announced by Chi Omega sorority.
Miss Hudson received a corsage of orchids. Her attendants, Miss Joan Bigham, Miss Virginia Osborne, and Miss Helen Graves, wore corsages of gardenias and carnations.
Miss Hudson is a junior in fine arts. Mr. Ditner, an engineering senior at Tulsa university, is a member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
Follett-Arthurs
Chi Omega sorority announces the pinning of Miss Kathleen Follett to Mr. David Arthurs recently.
Miss Follett, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.C. F. Collett, Arkansas City, received a corsage of red orchids. Mr. Arthurs is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Mize, Atchison.
Miss Tish Engel and Miss Priscilla Barron were her attendants and they received corsages of red and yellow carnations.
Miss Follett is an education sophomore. Mr. Arhurs, a College sophomore, is a member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
Schutz-Ratner
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Bryant Schutz of Kansas City, Mo., announce the engagement of their daughter, Adelaide, to Mr. Payne H. Ratner, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Ratner of Wichita.
Miss Schutz is a College freshman, and a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr. Ratner will be graduated this June from the law school at the University. He belongs to Beta Theta P flaternity.
Allen-Halferty
Miller hall announces the engagement of Miss Betty Gayle Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Allen of Wichita, to Mr. Donald Halferty, son of Mrs. B.L. Halferty of Wichita. The announcement was made by Mrs. R.G. Roche, housemother.
Misses Yvonne Morrow and Erma Handke passed chocolates. Miss Allen's corsage was of red rose-buds that illies of the valley. Her mother, Miss Ailis, and the attendants wore corsages of mixed spring flowers.
Miss Allen is a College freshman. Mr. Halferty is employed in Wichita. The wedding has been set for Sept. 3
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